, 1887-03-03


City Clerk.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
February 10, 1887.
Board met at o a. M, all members
and clerk present,
The board resumed the work OF |
checking treasurer's rolls, prepara.
tory to making quarterly settlement |
and continued with the same during |
the 10th, 11th, and 18th day of Feb
ruary.
February 18th,
Board met at a. M, all members
and clerk present.
The board appointed Robt. +. Dyer
to inspect the bridge on the Little
Spokane at Darts mill and ascertain
ed the same had been placed In prop
er condition by the contractors ac-
cOrding to contract.
Contract for board and care OF
county poor awarded to the Sacred
Heart Hospital.
Contract for medical attendance
on county poor awarded to w. Lock-
hart, M. d.
Gibbs Road--There being remOn-
STRANGE filed against the location OF
said road and the same bearing a
greater number of names than The
petition the road was thrown out.
The county charge, Clara Struck,
was given in charge OF f. M.
Pugh to board, clothe and school her
at his own expense until further or
dered.
Assessment of l.. X. and p. NJ.
Boissomault, on w J sec 80 tip % 40,
reduced $1,000 for 1886.
The board then proceeded to eX-
anime the reports of road supervis-
Ors for year 1886 and adjust their ac-
counts and allow their bills.
The board then proceeded. to ap-
point road supervisors for the year
1887 for the districts in which no
election of supervisor was held and
the following were appointed:
Il Il TOZier, district No. /.
Nelson Bartlett. district No. 2.
Il + Weldon, district No. 3.
st John Skinner, district No. A..
w III Pierce, district No. 6.
A M Baker, district No. Z.
VIM Brown, district No. 0.
] E Laughn, district No. II.
id Bibber, district No. ID.
James w Smith, district No. 10.
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Daniel Weaver, district No. 10.
d Frazelle, district No. 21.
Alex La Shaw, district No. %.
Lewis Olsen, district No. 23.
&C RubeCk. district No. 24.
w A Helm, district No. 26.
A J Campbell, district No. 81.
Jerome B Carver, district No. %.
JD Pettis, district No. 80.
Josiah s Brown, district No. 81.
F McElroy, district No. 32.
RG Williamson, district No. 33.
BENJAMIN Lewis, district No. "a.
FIX Pugh, district No. 35.
NJ NJ Cowley, district No. SO.
G w White, district No. 81.
John s. Newkirk, district No. 30.
CP Lyle, district No. 40.
in Cox, district No. Al.
&c Cowgirl, district No. 43.
The boa rd then took up the matter
OF roads and acted on the following:
Cove Timber road-There being
bills for damages filed on said road j.
Fem, Fred Keinbaum and III. G.
Henshue were appointed as viewers
to view the premises Of the claim
ants and assess damages, IL any,
done by reason of the location of said
road, said viewers to meet on April
22d, 1887.
West extention of Five Mile
Prairie road-There being bills for
damages filed in said road, David
Lehman, II. G.. Williamson and
Robert Stevenson were appointed as
viewers to assess damages, IL any,
done by reason of the location OF
said road, said viewers to meet on
the 10th day of April, 1887.
McMahan change in kentuck
Trails road-Said change is declared
a public highway ana the super
visors ordered to open the same.
Anderson rOad-There being bills
for damages filed in said road, VIM.
4. Sanders, August Sasenhagen and
M. o. Mccoy are appointed as view
ers to view and assess damages, If
any, done by the location of said
road, viewers to meet on the Goth
lay of April 1887.
MOrehOuse rOad--Said road de-
clared a public highway and super
visors ordered to open the same.
Bettinger change in Smith road
Said change declared a public high.
way and the supervisors ordered to |
open the same.
Schur change in Lewiston and |
Spangle road-There being remOn.
STRANGE filed against the location of
said road and the same being more
signed than the petition
said change is rejected.
Sanders change In Cheney and
Spangle road-Said change is de-
ciared public highway and the
are ordered to open the
same.
Darknell rOad--Declared public
highwa and the supervisors ordered
TO open the same.
Mullenix Road-Said road de.
clared q public highway and super